Pȳl'a-gōre, n.

n. [Fr. pylagore, Gr. πυλαγόρας, from Πύλαι, Pylæ or Thermopylæ, where the Amphictyonic council was held, and ἀγείρειν, to assemble.] (Gr. Antiq.) A delegate or representative of a city, sent to the Amphictyonic council.